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An agave—often called a century plant—in bloom at Alcatraz Island, San Francisco. Despite the name, century plants don’t usually live for 100 years; many flower after a decade or two, producing a spectacular stalk before the parent plant dies. The post Agave Stalk appeared first on 75CentralPhotography.

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